Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-19

APPEAL Will please Jake AOAlCol
that the office is now in the Union
Block, corner of Fourth and
Cedar, Room, No. q. Fifth
Floor. Take the elevator.
Mr.. Jas. BUTLER, of Duluth, paid us
visit this week.
THOUSANDS quit tobacco by using Col
CAMS Tafy Tolu Gum.
DR.. HURD & Co., the painless dentists,
No. "a E Third street
GIVE thanks next Thursday. There
will be services at all the churches.
PERSONS wishing hauling done by Geo.
Duckett will leave orders at this office.
A LITERARY society was organized at
the Methodist church last Tuesday
night.
The Young Mems Social club have in
vitations out for a soiree at G. A. r. hall
next Tuesday evening
Mrs. w. H. CLAY, Misses Ednah ].
Mason and Courtney Dover visited the
Flour City last Tuesday.
The meeting of the Mite Society at
the Baptist church last Monday even
ing was very interesting one
THE Boston Ideals at the Grand next
week. Nothing more need be said, the
house will be crowded nightly.
For good, square, homemade meals,
call at Mrs. Mary McLain's boarding
house, No. $50 Minnesota Street.
THERE will be grand Thanksgiving
dinner at the Baptist church next
Thursday and a 'possum supper at
night.
ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted sol1dly in
the mouth without a plate by Doctors
Ellis and Stanley, No. $50 Wabasha
street. If
DoN'T forget to spend little money
with j. E. Ingham, No. 1877 Jackson
street. and stand chance of getting a
Christmas gift worth from 1926 to $3.50.
WHEN any of our readers wish to
purchase coal or wood, they should
leave their orders with Messrs. N. f..
and W. H. Butt, Ne. $50 Minnesota st.
MR.. AND Mrs. ]. G. BERRY have taken
up their residence in their new house,
No. 4SS Martin street, the handsomest
house owned by any Colored man in
the city.
Now that cold weather has come you
should 60 to Hills, No 4O3 Jackson
street, and get nice stove cheap. Also
anything you need in the furniture line
Gosds sold on installments.
BOOMERS WANTED.-Four young
men can be Accommodated with lodge
ing at Mrs. James Banister's, No. 1929
Martin street, at very reasonable rates.
References given and required.
Mr.. JOHN R. WHITE, Colored artist
of Minneapolis, has presented to Pill
grim Baptist church a large oil painting
valued at $3.50, to be contested for at an
entertainment to be given in the near
future.
MONEY TO LOAN-on horses, car
riages, wagons, furniture, household
goods, diamonds, watches, or any per
sonal property. Call on Jefferson, Gun
bingham and Williams, Real Estate and
Loan Agents, No los East Fifth Street.
The PEOPLES Gallery, No SO East Sew
enth, formerly owned by G. Weatherby
has been newly fitted up and was open
ed last Sunday by Weatherby & Shep-
herd successors to c. Weatherby and
AZ sittings for cabinet photos were made.
One 5xlO and one doz. cabinets So 90 I'M
til the holidays only.
1T happened that Mrs. w. r. Godett
and Miss Courtney Dover were born on
the same day, and for several years
since they have been residents of st.
Paul, they have alternated in giving a
dinner on the anniversary of their
birthday. The last anniversary oc-
Cured Tuesday and the regular dinner
was given by Mrs. Godett at her resi-
dence Oh University avenue and was
ent Mrs. j. K. Hilyard, Miss Courtney
Dover. Miss Mary Godett, Messrs. C. F.
and J. @. Adams.
THOSE who contemplate getting pho
tographs will do well to visit Prof. J. P.
Ball, of 22l Nicollet avenue, Minneapo-
lis, at once, as he leave for Helena,
Mon, shortly Prof. Ball is a veteran
photographer, and has no equal in this
country. We visited his studio this
week and saw several copies of the pic
lures he took of the ST. James A. M. r.
church last Monday, which are rare
specimens of art, and all who wish
copies of these pictures should send in
their orders at once. He also has sew
eral negatives of Bishop Brown from
which pictures may be had.